Sentence examples for outright breaches from inspiring English sources

During President Bush's first term, the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 and their aftermath helped prevent any outright breaches.

Over the years I experienced first hand the third-world living conditions and the outright breaches of human rights upon indigenous peoples.

Muslim associations will use private finance to buy prayer rooms, for €6m.To purists, this is an outright breach of laïcité.

The UN response could not have been soft, because it is not a matter of opinion, it is a matter of fact - Australia is in outright breach of international laws.

A second route for a physician might be an outright breach of confidentiality.

Avoid it: Assuming your rental agreement doesn't allow pets, this is an outright breach of lease.

"Any incident of abduction and physical or sexual abuse of children is unacceptable and must be condemned outright as breaches of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which Uganda is a signatory," he said.

A high court judge has ruled that Northern Ireland's almost outright ban on abortion breaches the human rights of women and girls, including rape victims.

Examples of their arrogance, ethical breaches, bias, and outright political collusion are now so numerous that their reporting, especially on politically charged issues like firearm policy, cannot simply be accepted at face value.

They experience discrimination from healthcare workers who outright refuse them services or breach patient confidentiality by publicly revealing their private health information.

Facebook hasn't had a big traditional data breach where data was outright stolen, as has befallen LinkedIn, eBay, Yahoo [part of TechCrunch's parent company] and others.